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exactly. that's not exactly a success. they haven't secured the release of the remaining hostages were still live. they haven't killed the hamas commanders. they've caused no mass mountains, humanitarian suffering. frankly, i think from the israeli point of view, they can change the subject. they can switch to iran and hizballah and just call it a day in a really in gaza, i think that is conceivable. but the alternative christiane is if the israelis do go back into, in a big way into raffa to take on the last of the hamas battalions. >> yes, there's a security logic to it, but will they actually achieve any more than they achieved already? >> i'm very skeptical. i think hamas will be able to reconstitute its military forces. there'll be plenty of volunteers, four hamas battalions emerging out of this aza, this conflict, and then the only real answer to both gaza and the west bank is to have a, a, an authority of
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know the deal, if they get the deal are trying to get i think it would be far better than not having we have welcomed the nuclear d. so your word against it? >> of course not. >> what we would like to be sure of is that when we read the fine print, once that deal is signed hopefully next month that though that's fine, print will be reassuring let's face it, we wouldn't be where we are today with international sanctions cetera if there were not. >> significant suspicions, shall we say about earlier activities, ilan cannot be trusted. i have heard of those words about he landed phobia. this is the most justified phobia in the world time and again, people have been predicting for the past 20 years is that iran was a year
saturday night, while we all hope that this bill will be passed on saturday because us assistance who has helped to ukraine cannot be replaced placed europe is doing increasingly more and more european nations are taking responsibility. but the united states still provide at least 50% of it. so that's why we all count on, wright american decision. >> what do you make of some of the senators even? >> i'm. not just the congress people who are in this sort of trump what we call the maga group of of trump republicans in congress, senators like jd vance of ohio who has been ever since the munich security conference, essentially making a case that ukraine doesn't matter essentially that it should just surrender and give land to russia i believe that ukraine is equally important for europe as it is for united
world. >> the biggest democratic exercise starts this weekend and will take more than a month to complete as nearly 1 billion eligible voters in india, a deciding whether prime minister narendra modi & his bjp, hindu nationalist party deserve a third term united states and its allies are watching closely india's roaring economy and location and makes it a vital counterweight to china's influence in the region.& india knows it, which is why the west has been willing to turn an, a blind eye on human rights abuses, freedom of the press, and its treatment of religious minorities. >> cnn's will ripley, is there and explains just what's at stake indian prime minister narendra modi seems virtually unstoppable as india heads to the polls modi is widely expected to win a commanding majority of india's nearly 1 billion are eligible voters. >> the biggest democratic election in the history of
that's due to china inflation and all kinds of things. but at the same time, luxury housing spending in this it's country has gone down considerably. & prices have declined 7% this year. and that was two declines. everyone in the pandemic bid up these rich houses and they were living in their beautiful estates. and now the prices are going down. and so you could get a real bargain on mole. the question i want to dollar, he is kara, are you personally doing what you can? >> to reverse this trend? and put spending on luxury items up. >> you've got a very successful, get that, but i'm not quite in your group, but i for the rest of us here, let me just put that out there anyway, i think it's interesting to see what happens here and the prices were elevated and now because of a lot of reasons down, it'll be interesting to see where it goes. but the economy kind of hangs on and spending maybe not how i'm spending. ending is pretty strong. >> i think it just the price has got out of line with what they were actually worse. and that's really going back
were able to initial their search and destroy mission. this is really advanced stuff. we have got to be the ones who win this fight because let's face it, china is looking to use this stuff on the battlefield they are looking at taiwan in particular. we've got to be able to protect our friends. arthel: indeed. if i i am understanding what you just said china is more advanced with the ai enabled weapons than we are, we being the u.s. how can we catch up and pass the production? >> it depends upon who you asked by some measures of china it may be more advanced on their drone hardware america might be a little more advance on the site for side of things but it is neck and neck. if we aren't looking for an advantage i think the united states is got to be working very closely with our closest military allies. if you look at other problem sets with china if it's 5g
think we have to save this thing and we have to sav thinket fast? t it what about it? doesn't i mean, president obama excuse me, president biden has been the most disastrous president of my lifetime. quite possibly one of the most disastrous presidents in american history. a wide open border war, ukraine. he shut down our energy production. he's not rebuilding the unitedr states military. all the things that we need to do to make this natiothings n and restore this nation and make our even brighter. he's not doing any doing of the. >> in fact, he's doing the exact opposite. so there's a myriad of reasons why everyone's lost confidenceev in this maeryonen. >> why weren't there that many people in the church that biden was in this afternoon in charleston? >> because let's face it,n char thingsle like social media and our internet has shown the american populace have shown the world that thn te
it's one of the sub variants of omicron. there's a lot of continentomicrt numbers associated with it, but basically they're calling it eris are. and i do think it's funny that a lot of the headlines are saying, oh, because of barbie becauf oppenheimer and ee going to the movies, that's why you're seeing it. but we really just have to look at the u.k. and historically speaking, we always tend to see a rise in cases when it comesin to all respiratory viruses, whether it's flu, whether it's covid in the winter and we also see it at the end of summer as well. it's no different. we're seeing it right now. the iris variant to good news, it still remains milvariand. most common symptoms are that of an upper respiratory ms uinfection. you have you have stuffy nose, but the fatigue is is pretty prevalent for a lot of people. but also very lowe is hospitalization rate with it and about overmpressiv 90 to 959 people who are hospitalized or who die of this variant tends to be those who are 65 and older. let me ask you this. being vaccinated.